The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-15
CHAPLAIN HALL To TH8 FRONT.

The Writer Of the Following Letter Is
Above Reproach at Home.
/ want to tell you in few words how got rid of the
nightmare of my life.
once resided for several years in the lake district
of Michigan, where contracted malaria. vigorous
constitution enabled to resist for a time the
eroachments of the disease but continued exposure
to the early morning fogs and to the night damps
fastened The disease upon that almost despaired
of getting completely rid of it. For it eventually
developed into chronic type of intermittent nala
rial fever. with all its distressing symptoms. This
continued for eight years. In this long period, of
course experienced all the well known pecuiarties
of many successive attacks the chill, the fever. the
disturbance of the stomach and all the functions of
digestion the heavy headaches, the painful limbs and
back and the characteristic sensitveness changes
the weather. which mpart the chronic sufferer from
malaria something of the powers of barometer. My
appetite and went. but obeyed natural rule.
Sometimes had morbid craving for food, and then
found myself unable to tolerate the most tempting
and delicate dishes. until from lack of proper
ishment, I was transformed from vigorous active
into weak, faggedout being to whom the very
thought of exerton unwelcome. In addition to
malaria. was evidently the victim of Indigestion.
AS for medicinal treatment all done that appar-
emily could be done. used all the accepted remedies
including quinine, but all failed to give than
transient relief. My experience satisfies that
quinine is not true tonic safe medicine for
those who habitually depend upon it. It seldom
never works radical cure ard often if not general
~ produces results which in themselves diseases.
Row I come to the real cure and to the end of my
story. In the summer of 1856 first heard of Kas
kline. was struck with its being called "the.
quinne," and the high claims made for it. l didn't
believe a syllable of them. Neither would youth my
place. Still there chance and to chemically
sick any chance is worth taking. 1T can't hurt
me- said, III try it." did try it. To my astonsh
ment and qualification began improve. Clear
" was getting better. As continued with Kaskine
seemed to feel the malaria going out of and health
coming back. Itwas genuine, scientific heaine-rot
poison temporarily Disgusting another. The uric
acid with which my system charged was presently
expelled and my stened joints became plant before
Twas in the Michigan fogs and masmas. The
indigestion also disappeared, my bowels grew regular
my head clear my steady, and restful sleep
turned. I am permanently well; have never had
any of nlalara-nor any sign Oft Results
real cannot be disputed and may fairly attribute
them to Kaskine, because after beginning with it.
took no other medicine.
DAVID J. NORTON,
State Street. Albany, n. Y.
P. ST. read the letter of my friend Rev. J. L.
Hall, Chaplain of the Albany pententiary. and fully
| accept his statements harmonizng with my own
knowledge of the medicinal properties of Kaskine.
Other letters of a similar character from prominent
| individuals, which stamp Kaskne remedy of un-
| doubted merit, will be sent on application.
| The Kaskine Company, 81 Warren street. New
| York and 35 harrington road London.